The first job I ever held was being a paperboy for the Post-Gazette, so I’ve always had a strong tie to that newspaper. It’s not good to see that they’re cutting the print version another two days. Western Pennsylvania
At first glance, the Pennsylvania Legislature’s state-funded TV news operation to distribute content from its members may seem an affront to tax-paying constituents. But as a long-time communications professional in Pennsylvania (as well as a taxpayer), I view it a
When the video went viral last week of a young Texas woman opening an ice cream container, licking the inside of the lid and then putting the product back in the freezer, it made most of us just say, “Yuck.”
Whether watching the news, scrolling through social media or even attending family dinners – it seems that political outrage and the need for social activism are everywhere. With issues ranging from gun violence to immigration reform to climate change, it
It’s the week of the first round of debates among the Democratic presidential candidates, so there will be no shortage of analysis. But the one topic that makes my blood boil is this angst about “electability.” I had quite literally
While the 2020 election is nearly a year-and-a-half away, the presidential campaigns have already ramped up. This Wednesday and Thursday (June 26 and 27), the Democrats will hold two debates, each with 10 candidates. I’ll be watching with interest. My